University of Northern Colorado
University Information
The University of Northern Colorado is a public baccalaureate and graduate research university with approximately 12,000 students and six colleges.
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No important dates configured."Absolutely. Gained language skills and lifelong friends. I am going back to volunteer in the same city after graduating, so it had a major impact on my life."
Leslie D University of Northern Colorado
"I had a great time while in Ireland, and I learned so much about myself. I know that is so cliche, but it is very true. I also really enjoyed learning about people from other cultures while living with them, and I made a lot of great connections in Europe, although not from Ireland. "
Katie C University of Northern Colorado
"My study abroad experience was way mor than worthwhile. It was the happiest, most confident,interesting, engaging, exciting semester I have ever had and I wish that I could participate int he program for my entire college career. I gained a global perspective unlike any other because we went all around the world. I gained a sens..."
Marissa H University of Northern Colorado
"My study abroad experience was so worthwhile. It was very different from my expectations, but I think that is a good thing. One of the reasons I studied abroad was to push my comfort zone and do something new, so it is for the best that things didn't always work out how I planned them. As cliche as it sounds, I learned a lot abo..."
Rebecca A University of Northern Colorado
"I absolutely loved my experience abroad. Even though the program was not always the best, I would never trade the experience I had at all. Going to classes provided a great insight to the culture and I learned a lot. One of the best parts of my time abroad was getting into the culture and taking the time to travel around the c..."
Melanie R University of Northern Colorado
"It was so worthwhile! I learned so much about myself and became so much more independent! I realized just how much I can accomplish on my own and I realized so many things that I have taken advantage of here in the US!It opened my eyes to a whole new World outside of the US and made me change my views on a lot of things!"
Madeline M University of Northern Colorado
"I loved being in Ireland. I learned a lot about myself and a different culture."
Kelly H University of Northern Colorado
"Yes. New perspective. Changed my future plans (made me really appreciate my home state and the connections I have with my family and community; convinced me that I was not, after all, interested in working for an NGO). Changed the way that I view happiness, the world, etc."
Katiana J University of Northern Colorado
